Jaxson Dart Rookie Year Breakdown | 127

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Bobby Skinner 0:28
Welcome to Giants Nation. I'm your host, Bobby Skinner, here with my co-host, the football grump, and we've got our Jackson Dart rookie year in review. It's been a couple years since we did one of these shows because, you know, last year the Giants didn't have a quarterback the year before.

What were Jaxson Dart's key playmaking skills during his rookie year?

Bobby Skinner 0:42
He only played a few games. I was like, let's just do this as a mailbag question instead of actually, you know, spending 45 minutes. So we're going to go deep dive on Jackson Dart, the things he does good, the things he struggles with, the things that he's okay with, and everything in between. Grump, how are you?
The Football Grump 1:00
Doing well, Bobby. Just come off of a really, really good mailbag episode where we discussed other players like Kayvon Thibodeau. So excited to dive into Jackson Dart because... I mean, he's obviously an integral part of this team, but I mean, like going forward, he's one of the main reasons that John Harbaugh wanted to come here. So that makes this one of the most important things and how Jackson Dark continues to develop under John Harbaugh and what they focus on is probably going to be something that we talk about all year.
Bobby Skinner 1:31
Oh, yeah, it's the biggest.

How did Jaxson Dart's confidence as a passer evolve throughout the season?

Bobby Skinner 1:33
I'm excited to get down to training camp and just look at him like, hey, this is QB1. This is not the developmental quarterback. This is QB1. How's he fitting the new offense? How's the new offense fitting around him? So there's going to be a lot of new. There's going to probably be some growing pains, and there's going to be some really good moments, too. So we'll go through all of it. You know, he had a good rookie season, Grump, but he just wasn't as good as Tyler Shug, who had like, you know, four touchdowns. But despite not being as good as Tyler Shug's four touchdowns, he was fourth in offensive rookie of the year voting.

What strategies did Jaxson Dart employ on third down situations?

Bobby Skinner 2:11
Jackson Dirk is a rookie, had 12 starts, completed 63.7% of his passes, 189 yards per game, 15 touchdowns, 5 interceptions, 487 rushing yards, 9 rushing touchdowns. He was 14th of 37 quarterbacks in EPA per play. He made plays. He produced stats. Again, he has a lot to go, but he had a very good rookie year. If you look at his numbers on the 17-game rate,

How did Jaxson Dart handle taking sacks during his rookie season?

Bobby Skinner 2:37
uh, 3,200 passing yards, 21 touchdowns, seven interceptions, 700 rushing yards, 12 rushing touchdowns. I went and looked where that would actually put him for the season. That'd be 23rd in completion rate, 17th in yards, 18th in passing touchdowns, first in quarterback rushing yards, second in QB rushing touchdowns, and second total touchdowns. Um, That's pretty good, right? I mean, you know, middle of the pack as an overall passer, top of the pack as a rusher, top of the pack is total touchdowns, which is the name of the game. Obviously, we want to see him develop more as a drop back passer and play action passer and deep ball passer, which we'll talk about all that. But he played the game with confidence as a rookie.

What role did play-action passes play in Jaxson Dart's performance?

The Football Grump 3:21
Absolutely. And I think one of the most impressive parts about this statistically, and not just like the eye test and what we see statistically, it's a touchdown to interception ratio for me that I think is the most impressive. Um, he's, There's definitely going to be some things that we're going to talk about with turnover-worthy plays that he has to deal with. But overall, we're not looking at somebody who needs to clean up a ton of catastrophically fatal flaws. There's tons to clean up, but it really is truly cleanup. It's not reformatting a whole bunch of different stuff with him. So I thought that he played very confident as a rookie. I thought that he jumped right in there.

How effective was Jaxson Dart in deep passing scenarios?

The Football Grump 4:00
And he has...

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